The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 12, 1905, Image 4
A JUDGE'S WIFE
mbs. minnie McAllister.
Mix. Carrie King/ Darlington, M<?.,
wriirK:
"1 Ituvx* miflVrcU Cor ynurtt with biliouw
noun, aitrl kidney and liver trouble.
"If 1 caiif/lil u Hill 4 1 cold, Ihe jKi ltin
ire nt inftruHHrd <itid baukiivh# oml
headichv wirro of Jvequrnt orotir
renrr.
"However, I'enuin m?> twelve bt>t
?ties lua'lt; iitc a liraltliy woman. "
Quick ly Cured by a Short
Course of Pe-ru-na.
MXS. MINNIR K M< AU.ISTKIt,
from I'2I7 Went .'1'td *tr?ct# Miiiiic
. ? wife of Judtfe McALI^iiMt, writea
I a polio, Mian., m follow*:
"I reti for yearn with a jut ( n
k t n th r Hutu 1 1 of ?/? i / ba t k a nil rt yli t
i ntile. It interfered often tellli in y
\ doimmtto and Hiatal flatten it ml /
n * f i' r it up it omul lit ii t I moo ht be euretl ,
\ oh th* - doelor'H inedtel n<< il til 1 1 ol Mean
j to help on' a ii y.
mpitely a member of our Order ??!
vim.'d m?,to try IVruna ami gave it fcn.li
'high r>rait?e thiil I decided to try it At
I >1< >UK Ii I Malted 111 with little faith, I frit
ho pinch better in a week that I felt t-ri
eon raged.
"I took it faithfully for neven weeks alid
am happy indeed to he aide to my th.it I
i am ent irely cufed.
"WorilM /"nil to 4-J iii iMH m 1/ (fruit- ;
to ilr. I'e rjfect health on re more t s
the bent thtny I loultl u lnh /or, and
IhanliH to I'ertti ta, t enjoy I hot no n."
I'am in the back, or oil I he right Hide.
i low often a physician hears this coin
plaint!
Over and over we hear women nay: "I
have it pain in the small of my buck I j
I have a pain in my right aide, jiut below ;
the nba."
Tlie*o symptom* indieate pelvic or ah j
! dominal eatarrli.
They indicate that the howeln are not
acting properlv that the liver is out of :
order that tfio pelvic organs are eon- !
grated.
Pelvic eatarrli that in the name for it.
IVrutia ultra pel tie calairh, wltett- 1
[ all ofthenc Hyinptomn di Happen r.
The eatarrli may he all in the ithdotn- !
i mat organs, when il would he properly
i i a I led ahdominal catarrh. .
At any rate, it is one of thoxe cane s of !
internal catarrh which can he reached ? ly
| hy a courw?.of treatment with Pernna.
We liave on file thousands of teati i
mornal* similar to th? ahove. It in iiu '
possible here to ?ive our readrramore than *
one or two speeiniens of the unrulier of j
grateful and commendatory letters Dr.
.Ilartmnn ih constantly receiving tu hehalf
of hut Ikuioim catarrh remedy, i'eruna.
W. L. DOUGLAS
s ?3.gs&?3.92 shoes:".
H'. V*. IIimiuIiiv JtylSft.ftO kIioi'n the uri'iilol In Hi*
WiH'lil Imm'iiiisc ol* I heir * \ ?*?*!! ?* ?> I *1 y I*, fit my II M A it n mitl iiiim1.
rlor wiMl'liu fiMiihlU'M. 'I'll * V iir* Jn?l a* uuo<t n? lliom* Uml
????*! IVotu f% ?.00 lu .OO, 'I In* only ilHfi'miri' li III* |?rlrt*.
W. I, J> 4?n i|l ii ?? N K.?kll nt?l inor* I n Mill U *, ?%??!?! f ! ? ?? 1 1
ntui|M- ??*l|?,l\ %%'*;??? luimfr, uinl an* <i( urnid r % aim* (li:tn mt y
n| ll* i* !#?!. .?tl # I ?<?* on 1 1 m* mill' Url I <*??! ii v ? IV . I#. ftlonjlnn giinr*
HilliM*! Ilit'lr vt?l?i* liv n t tt in i> I ii if til* niim* uml i?rl*?? on Hi?*
itillluitt (irt*itrli niilir. LimiU ten* If. 'I'ukr no
n.timhi, %0 rIiim'4 m i' miIiI I hi'oiigli liU i?\vii I i'liill ?(?????? % In
I lit* |? ?* 1 ii ?* I t?i 1 1 *1 tl?*? . mid Iiv ?Im?* ?? **?*% *??% %%? ll ????*. \ ?? in it I ?
t*r \v 1 li*r?* \ oti I I \ *t \\ . I *. l)mi|{tii* ?? 1 1 ?????% nr* wilhin your reiioli#
nrrrt:/: /// iv ##/?///:/.? .?/ 1 a* /: v \r i \ i mirr.
%i / 'If fht'Itl *f tlli't'i ///?<#/ .< / Itltl t'U'fH H W . f.. f tlis/jfitx $%,'?') t$ ?I 'f f-lti H't if !}/)(
oillli !(.? </ ???/. full In ft,- 1 ft, .III .in l / iU't- f < Uftlllti . IV/ ll !/.-*? I),
1 7i#<i. / iii 1 1 //, ?.? * tnUi' i Thr (\ifnftil y>ttf<>ii<if H'inl . In-tiiiniip >h a% fn>l,
Bovb woar W. L. Dv.ifflui $2.50 aa-l $2.00 shous bacauao thoy flt
Better, hold thoir shapo, miA woar lo.i?or than othor makfts.
W.L.00U6LAS $4.00 SHOES CANNOT BE EQUALLED AT ANY PRICE.
W.I. b'uriff't i jM'M I'oiitfftt m hi* f.'t. VI ifi ('tifaii ii
(V// ts i'Mttvdfvt'd to be the. finest patent i.'iit/irr priuiur^t.
im?t< <>!,<> it i:n:u: r.H %vi ?.i, \ot wka it i?kanhv
\V. I,. f).niirJ;n Ii.im (Ins laiumt. alum imaiI or?t??r Ih??im**** In tlir \rnrtf1.
Kn t?? in ! n fit t>v rnnl. nfrii iirrimy* * !?? I i v ?? r v . If you ?Irtiri*
f 1 1 r 1 1 1 r * r l ll f ox iii.tl inn, unit' f.tr lthnfi>ifri'( f'ntiilnijiie *?( ?V'f//r,?.
W.L.DOyCLAS, BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS
BEST FOR THE BOWELS
CANDT
CATHARTIC
OUARANTIJER CORK for all bowel troubles, appendicitis, biliousness, bail breath, bad
blood , wind on the stomach, bloated bowels, foul rtiowth, headache, Indigestion, pimples,
pains after ectting, liver trouble, sallow skin and dlniness. When your Ixjwels don't move
regularly yovi nre Mck. Constipation kills more people than all other diseases together. It
starts chronic ailments and lonp yeara of Buffering. No matter whst nils you, start taking
CASCAK KT3 today , for you will never Ret well and stay well until ynu pet your bowels
right, Take our odvlce, atart with Cascnreta today under absolute fcunrsntee to cure or
money refunded. The genuine tablet stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk. Sampl- nnd
booklet free. Addr*'..* Stirling Remedy Company, Chicago or New York.
St. lVtn-'y .* t 1 *??????? , i* in tlif form ol n
croaB^i*'^ H'ot long ?"?<! ?Vol wnliv
M'> not bo!|?vr <"uro for Cmnnnn.
t Ion ha? awrjirU for un?l voUU. --.to it*
F.Lovicn, Trinity Nitrhw*, In-!., 15, I'.tO),
Thpj'O arc over a million yoats in M??n?
tcnrgro.
lloh in .10 ininufra by Woolford'n
Sanitary I/otinn Never ai!n. Sr>!<l bv a'l
druggists, Jfl.^Mail orders nroinptlv lillrd
V?y Dr. 10. Detehon, CrawforUsviMr. Jnd.
V WATERPROOF ?
OILED CLOTHING
RECEIVED THE
HIGHEST POSSIBLE AWARD
AT THfc ST. LOUIS WORLD S PAIR.
Ser\d vJi the names of defers In
your town who do not -sell our
^joods. and we will .send you o.
collection of pictures. In colors, of
famous towers of the world. ?'? ,
A. ?J. TOWER CO.. ESTABLISHED 1036.
BoyroN. Htw vo?A. ckicaoo
TOWtg CANADIAN CO . Lwu. TORONTO CAN.
You wimt only the I >?*Ht
Cotton Gin
A?k any oxporionced
dinner about
Pratt, Eagle, Smith
Winship, Monger
We would like to abow
you what thousand* of
life lonp: customers say.
Wrlto for catalog and
testimonial booklet.
Continental Gin Co
M&c hi
Dropsy 11
Rtnymi ?? BWflllnf il Stott
Ill i6to? ifiyi* jTHil imitmcm
fcsrssssi
O 1 .
Tlyy jrivn Him nodiini; wlm have t m ?t
?;ivt n Him tlvmsrlvrs.
1'" ITS nnrin wnt I v cut nil, \n|lt? or imrvoas
ItrtSMafl'T flr*' ?|-?y 'r* IH'< o' 1>:\ KHnf?'< Or-'V.
N'nrvoHo tt'irnr.t.'t rialti'Ut In ami t roat K?? fron
l)r. It. II . K i , i n c, I I Art'h St Piiiln., l'.i.
Tho frtrtit is?!ifil In tln? T lljriltl's" HllUllt't'S
Inn latHv iimlcrjjotn' it i-liun^t*.
Cil'l WflU''
Oil" > S'll'lll'Jr afto* lislir.' Allnn'i I' n'.
Fa*i?, a prttv<l"r. It miiko* tiifV <>r n?\v *hn ??
On ro ' >?*v??Hrtnt lio!, ?\v" itfir:, tt)>li(tt'<
foot. Inarr nvm ; irilU. ??ortn an. I Iniuiorii. \*
nil ilrmfnisti n q 1 h!io? s!or<>-<. "J.V. lM-i't a ?
co|>t anv suSitltnti'. i'ri il tai'l^av'' I-'ukk
mat'. \il<lri?.4. Allim S. Olmsti' I l.nliov, N'.Y
l..ll"?l' oil WI'iN ll.lVi' I" ""Il ? 1 1 - ? r? I | Ml
tin* i)"|i|it'!ii pirl "t I! ? 'ii in. i it i.i
Mr*. W iiisWv.v'.H Sii't'. hlirr S vrii|i (? >r ?? 1 > ? Mi o \
t<*olUlu,.;,-">fti,u tin' ?.film ?, n ? 1 n ? iiiJ'amuia
tloii.nllayn ;>ilin,<Mirn? wliul I'uli.- .?J.V- a t. .t 1 1.?.
It tal.i'S foii^h timls |o n iiivvr tin
niMt from our lirnrts So r.t.
!'hi? I on o A >1 ai Hnrx l*.? I n r .
Uni t Ji.?\ > 1 .'hi .i ^.ill.m tut' In. -nr. I ml,
win. Ii urn ? ! . i in rr uly t*??r 'isf ivinit
Hay nil tif-li it trin tin* liitifl hi t ?' i-' ii's
i>ri gallon, ami mix il ?il!i I .on-jin.in ?V
Mftrl i no/ \. & M. I'll int.
It miiki'4 p.imt co?t about $1 l'<r
gallon.
? lamrK S K.uron, Prf <"il<Mit Minrlv-tor
Cotton Mill*, Unci; 11.1!. S. i \\ntr?:
"hi 1SH3 I (tainted my ri'sulrnoo wi*. !i I, Ct
M It look* bettor titan it meat m my
hount'N | mi n ted thri-e years .1^0
Sol, I i-wrvwliiTo mi 1 i ? y I oncmnn >V
Martini"/. Nrw \o;k l'.iin! Mikcis !.?r
Kitty ,i i ai
l\\rl\i? f 1 1 1 ! 1 1 ? ? it li.it ? .lie m.ulc .mim.iliy
in tlif I intoil l\in^ ?. 1 ? ? 1 1 1 .
HA^PY WOMEM.
Mr* l\,n\
Wife of ( \ II.
I'lirc, n |?rotn
i n o n t rost
*1 ? ? 1 1 1 of < J !:t
K n w , I . ,\ . ,
! snys: "I was
J s u ff o r i n k
froin a coin
plication of
UUI no v trou
bles. Hosidcs
a bad back,
I bad a meat
deal of trou
ble with tho
s of r o t Ions,
which were exceedingly variable, some
times excessive and at other times
scanty. The color was high, ur.d pass
ages were aceompnnied with a scalding
sensation. Dunn's Kidney Tills soon
?regulated tho kidney secretions, mak
ing their color normal and banished (he
inflammation which caused the scald
Ing sensation. I can rest we'.l, my back
Is strong and sound and 1 feel much
better in every way."
For sale by all <teaiers, price .V> contl
ptr box. F?$t?r-Mliburu Co., Buffnio,
H. *?
WASHINGTON.
Kcrrcliiry Tu ft ordered Governor
I>avis, of the Isthmian Canal Zone,
who was III, to come home, for fear ho
Would tfet yellow fever,
A ttorney-t jem ral Moody in a formal
opinion defined the power of the (Jov?
ernmeiit to prcfccrlbo railroad rate#.
I 'reparations are being made for the
meeting the .Southern 1 n?l iihI r iit I
l'arllauient in Washington on May 2.'l,
to eontinue until the 2<$th. It will be
composed of delegates appointed I >y tile
tiovernoi'H of the Southern States, and
u ill Include Mayor* of eltles, repre
HcutativcK of hoards of trade, hoard* of
health and hanks, railroad presidents,
planters and inanufaetutera. The oh
Jeet of the meellng Is ,!<> formulate
plans for the development of the ma
terial resourerK of the Southern States,
Ol lt ADOPTKI) ISLANDS.
First Lieutenant Juan A. Itoylo nnd
('baric# L. Woodhouse, both of the
Fourth Infantry, were drowned while
sailing on the I,agi)na de Hay, Manila.
Juan A. Moyle was horn in Maryland on
August :n, lS7d, and enlisted lu Com
pany H, Twenty-second Infantry, on
August :;i, 1K'.?7. ll^> passed through
t lie grades of private, corpora I and ser
geant. and was appointed a second lieu
tenant and assigned to the Fifteenth*
Infantry on January 7, 1H1X?. Since
that time lie has served lu the Twenty*
first, Fourth ami Ninteenlh Infantry. '
lie was promoted, to the rank of first
lieutenant on May 2i'>, KMX). Charles I,.
(N'oodlmusc was horn in Nebraska on '
April IO, I ST'i. and climated in the Sev
enth Artillery on April l.'i, I mum. He
a I <o rose through the successive non
eop.i nili-'fioiicd graded, and waa appoint
ed a seeoiid lieutenant and assigned to I
the Tweuly-third Infantry on July 25,
I lie transferred to the Twen
t.\Hj;hlli Infantry on September'
MM ?2. The <Jate of his transfer to the
Fourt h Infantry is not given in the
Army and Navy Ileyister.
DOMESTIC.
Nan Pat|er.;on, who was twh.'o tried
f<>r tin* muTder or 1 1 m* bookmaker,
-r c" V omig, w it * in complete phys
ii'ji I rol In ((?<(? after the last Jury disa
greed and was attended l?y :i physician
in In r iVll it; tin' NVw York City prison.
A 1 1 i 1 1 w i i f - 1 ? I repress train struck a
Ne,v llavcn local in a "wining" col
li >.'<? i i ai Bronx I'jirU, Now York C'ty,
pill I ii:i. ? I hi- local ? . ff | Ik* trucks.' but
serious !y injuring no peivon.
\ i?- ? I ' i n-if ? ! i ? 1 1 1 Fairbanks welcomed
tli" d"li"_M les at III' open'ng <"f tile
i menial ..rial Ibiilway Congress In
Wa - 1 1 i 1 1 ? I ? ? i ? . ! >. (
Wln'ii a long -liornfcl steer escaped in
? ' tic mi mi ipa w (Jersey City, N. .1 . i the
;>o:ee pur-u**d it with a IhouioIIvc I
;:i,r vj).,; (i|.. xii I iita I from tin* cab.
The I'ecnni" Mtank, of Sag Harbor')
I I . c!< seil li< i! aors. owing to specula
I i vi? l< <*<?:: t ? y its "asbier.
'I'll:* I 'ruilnc'i's' Pipe Line Hefinery.
Willi SJi.oi.w.Mtiii i apital. was chart -red
n Cnthrie. <> 'I'.. to c instruct a pipe
line from t ic Kansas i'.e'ds *o (i.alves
to:>, 'I'- x.t1-'.
?i \ , ? i : i i a break i'i Mie pump house
i' I ' i * i 1 ' ! i ? > t ? ? 1 1 . W. V:;., the whole city
was v. t h'ni t wat r for a day.
Tit,' discovery of .!iirty-oiie stick < of
tynamii ? nudcr tin4 house :.f Snperin
l nd -I: V Sj.iiih. of ilie Wolverine mine,
.; ' . . I ? > ? * * i. M >.!i. . probably saved the
I ;i mi !,.' fn ii drat !i.
Samuel IV.'S nde'i. <if Stamford,
Corn., ban withdrawn from thecm'.est
! i r eleelii n lo til" t inted States Senate
y the ' oniK'et ieut Legislature.
I'lii' Cave Mountain .loose. at I'art
b't ? , N. li., was burned, causing a loss
?i' tr?.o >"?. Sparks several times se|
lire I i tlie .Maine Cei.t'al lia'lroad sta
ll' n and several dwellings, hut these
w re saved by a bucket brigade.
The I'nited States Circuit Court, nt
Brooklyn, N. Y.. placed (Jeorge W.
Beavers, th<> fcrni"!' postal chief, under
? jt ,'?"i Nu. ds t't appear in Washing
ti.:i, I>. C.
President Koosevolt will leave the
hunting /.rounds in Colorado a week
PUIiKltjX.
1' i, a chambers of the Swedish Parlia
ment have approved of Crown Prince
K -gent (Justavc's solution of th" diplo
i.i i ? ic st rv ice division.
'ill ? :: ii I i Semitic disl ur'.i:: ii";-:5 in the
( rii n' t wit ? more seriou.; than pre
\ i ?? e ? 1 y reported, t he < M?i i-ti ; us driving
the .lews fro"i their slops and iudulg- '
i i : . r in : carnival ? ? f pillage and loot.
* Icrmar. manufacturers complained
of lU> A III"! nM n Cull-Ill at (ll.uuhau,
v im. It w;e >aiil. reiplires more de ails
? n ning fur e: nori to America
then Ii ? li i - an.v riuhi to ask.
\ i - J ? ?'.rat??!'i's S'ptadreti passed IhroiTgh
lit 1 Si ra it- of Malacca ami headed
urn I !i i nt > t lie ( 'hiua Sea .
It- pi e> "ntative men of Creat Britain j
imvc a farewell dinner ii l."iid"ii to the
retiring American Ambassador. Jos. -ph j
li I'll- .ate.
\|i.-c.iw - y.eiadve congre**. which j
I'm - I ' . cm pi -li.'-'t I bv l!ie a nt imrit s. I
t' -. .iM it-, m --i?.:i> i:i spite of tii" pro J
hiHi ton,
r.nipcrov William of therms* ny saw n j
n-Mr'y seven feet tall at Tan^.er, I
and c:i'.';a- d h in I'i r his co apauy of i
t ill men of tliv first C.i. rd K.^4l.nont. :
According to a special ?'ispatih from i
Alexandria the Khedive will leave j
Kuypt in .le.no ar.d will \ is.t Kn^lnnd j
to attend tie.' marriage ? f l'r.n.vs- Mar
garet *. ? t' ? 'oi:i:auul' i and I'riv.ce llustaf
Adolf. <>:' S\?ec,<':'.
I Mie to the wi-di of ti e (icrman i!ov
eri'iiici't. Ill - n; in ? i I the Ancrican
< "hai'd'er of Con. ill- ree in lterlin ;s to j
l e ?hanucd t > tin' Aun'iv an A^s u ia 1
'..??ii of t'o.iiuie; ? ?? and 'trad"
I
I
i '.n. ,? a t ;? 1'; . ii.. .- .!o?eph cf Austria, i
ii i n i w - 1 a i id at Vienna, will not
x i-ii lout e.
Arni"d peasants plu nb red the estate i
of I'.aron Uckkr. near Mitan Kussla, j
ncarlx killniv. the It. iron.
Th > Norwegian C?ti> 'ernnieut has nr*
ramji'd with l'aris haidvers for an ?j>S,
ooo.oiut three nd one l.nl' per rent,
loan. j' ^
An international exhibition in cele
bration of the seventy-fifth anniversary
of Helgian independence has been
opened at Liege by Prince Albert of !
I'M a mlers.
'there is a good prospect of all pass- ]
povts. except for .lews. In Itussla being
! abolished.
t'onite de la Vnulx inaile an ascent j
from the Pic du Midi, in the south of
' France, to study the condition* for |
j crossing the Pyrenees in a balloon and
to see If it is possible In winter.
King Kdward attended the St. (Mou<l
j races, near Paris, France, in an auto
i mobile.
| Mr. licrard I.owther, Hrltlsh Minister
at Morocco, announced that bis mission
! was to support J'rancc j?t Fe*.
Minor Mfy Dajr rfbts occurred nt
| Toulon, Fmhc?,- b?t .In oth?r p?rt? of
Curop* tb? day w?? ^alttly e?ltbrat?4i
Pointed Paragraph?.
Taxing bachelors may not boost tho J
matrimonial gome, but it Ik apt to
ftneourag? emigration.
After reciting "Corfew Hhali Not ;
Hlng Tonight" at s< hoo| a girl l"?- |
aglncs she la a bom elocutionist.
Though too proud to work, many ,
a youn# fellow la willing to accept free]
l*>ard and lodging from bit* parents.
Almoat any girl can Induce a young
man to accompany her to ohurcb, but
It ian' quite go easy to persuade him
j to accompany her to the altar.
Poet*? Tranquil Evening of Life.
Hwlnbourne. the poet, upends hit
(inclining years in tranquil purault ol
the Him pie life, although It is doubt fu
whether the book or the fad baa ovei
disturbed his peaceful rotreat. A friend
taya of him that he lives In poaaeasloc
of hla needs. "Hounded on all aides bj
the beat hAoks, enjoying I ho close com
panlonshlp of the truest friend evei
given Iff a man of geniua, and flndlnf
in a long walk at poatman'a pacu e
full satisfaction for the Inxly'a craving
after exercise, he Uvea through ih<
twilight of hla days in a greater aecur
it y and under the spell of a deepei
peace than ho knew in tlie hoUtirouf
dawn of hla life,"
A Hugh Prnmit.
When the American cruiser New
Orleans came into Kan Francisco Hay
on January 27, on her way from (iunin
to Island to be pa I?1 off and go
out of coininlaaioii, she sported a home
ward boftnd pennant feet long.
A \ ? ' :
Itewnrd. Vioo.
, Tho readers of tjds paper will be pleosodt?
Jeiirn that there is nt lent one dreaded di??
j>aset.>jv. sole.ire hat * able to cure tautt
, ita?tf It Outurr.i, Hell's Catarrh
Cured* ttai oulj^JioUtl vo euro now known to
t nuiriedlcal f rat aridity. Catarrh being a cou
stitutioiial dtieno, rv^'iirof a constitutional
treatment. Hall's CntarrliOusols taken Inter
natty, aitla^dlrutly a p>?a tho bloo I and mu
couHjurfavMof (b'tay-itim, thereby dtMtroy
ingthe foundation ol tne disease, and glvlu ;
the patient stre igth I >y building up tho con
stitution and asslstlu; nature in doing tt<
work. The proprietors have ho much faith la
itsau rati ve po . vers t ha*, tlioy offer One Hun*
dred Dollars for any caie thv It falls to cure.
Send for list of testimonials. Address
F. J. OtfKXKY <i Co., Toledo, O.
Hold by Druggists, 75:?,
Take Hull's Family fills for constipation
Her Orw Mntlnlril,
When they found out that the Brit
ish steamship Brinkburne, at .San
Francisco, was loading a contraband
cargo for Vladivostok, nil her otllcorfi,
tho captain excepted, resigned. The
Chinese crew also attempted to get
ashore; but the customs ofliecyAj had
something io say as to that.
I'rlviitn C?r I.lnen.
The railroads seem very willing to
have the private car lines brought un
der the jurisdiction of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. A railroad
President is authority for tho slate
incut that lines are paid mileage, with
out discrimination, and the question of
excessive charges is a matter for the
shipper to settle with tho ear line#*, so
long as there Is no law to govern their
rates.-- Car mileage paying has been de
cided to bo as legal as the payment of
rental for properly.
HOUSEHOLD ACCOUNTS.
Keeping accounts may be a llt'lo
troublesome, but It is quite worth
while.
Have just one book, rather thick,
that will do for everything. Turn tho
front part into a cash account. Open
the hook out llat, write down your al
lowance on the left-hand page, and on
the right puf4 down what you have
paid the butchor, baker, etc. ? every
thing even to a postage stamp. Then
onco a week, oi? oftener, balance.. Bal
ancing Is 'nothing harder than sub
tracting tho total of the money you
have spent from what you should
have in cash.
When you 1iavo been keeping ac
counts for some tlpio you will reall/.o
as you never did beforo what your
mone^- goes for. Keeping accounts is
helping you to mako money, but
it. does help you to find' out how to
get tine most for your outlay and how
to balance your needs with your, in
come. ? New York Sun.
Kept Record of Rainfall.
A Pittxfleld man who ninkes his
diary his hobby notes that not a drop
of rain foil on tho 31st day of any of
tho months last year. On every other
day of the month some time during
tho year there was a precipitation.
The record for the year shows that
(he total fall for the year was 36.C# j
Inches. This is abont 10 Inches un
der the averapo.
COFFEE HEART.
V?m-v In Somo
A prosit many people pro on suffering
from nnnovinp ailments for a long time
befojrw ihcj can pot their own consent
to pive up the Indulgenco from which
their trouble arises.
A gentleman In Brooklyn describes
his experience, as follows:
"I became satisfied some months aero
flint I owed the palpitation of tho
heart, from which I suffered almost
daily, to the use of coffoe (I had been a
coffee drinker for J10 years), but I found
it very hard to pive up the bevernpe.
'I realized that I must pive up tho
harmful indulgence in coffee, but 1 felt
the necessity f?>r a hot ialde drink, and
ns tea is not to my liking, I was at a
lo<s for awhile, what to do.
"One day I ran across a very sensible
and strniphl forward presentation of
the ( laims of Postnm Food Coffee, and
was so impressed thereby that I con
eluded to pive it a trial. My experience
with h w.tjj unsatisfactory till 1 learned
how it ought to be prepared? by thor
ough boiling for not less than 15 or 20
minutes.. After I learned that lesson
(here was n? trouble. Postnm Food
Coffee proved to be a most palatable
and satisfactory hot beverage, and I
have used it ever since.
"The effect on my health has been
most salutary. It has completely cured
the heart palpitation from which I used
to suffer so much, particularly after
breakfast, and I never have a return of
It except when I dine or lunch away
from home and am compelled to drink
the old kind of coffee because Postum
Is not served. I find thnt Postum Food
Coffee cheers and invigorate* while It
produces no harmful stimulation."
Name given by Dostum Co., -Battle
Creek, Mleh. ^ v ?
There's a reason.
Ten days' trill proves an ojra opvner
to many. , -
Head ths uttto book, "Tha koad fb
TftiWillti* la trarf pk*
, . * ? . * . V*
Inr?itlt*llnn of t li? i'>tk?r?, .
Ver> general Interest has been mani
fested lu t lit* Government InveMlgatiok
now in progress into (lit* mode of cont
ducting business by the bilge packer*
located in Chicago Mint elsewhere.
Much 1 1 it h been written upon (he ah
!eged illegal unci improper modes of
hUMillCHg J>ror,vllllC CoUUCctCd Willi tll?(
packing Industry; hut if 8ccms that ho
far no definite charge of any kind htm
been sustained and no proof of illegal
or inequitable methods has been dis
closed to 111*- public. While ft WjlVC of
severe criticism of this great Industrial
Interest Is now passing over the coun
try It might hi? well to remember that
flu* packer* have hud as yet no oppor
tunity to muko specific denial, the
many Indefinite charge* of wrongdo
ing having never been formula ted so
that u categorical answer could he
made. ?
1 lie recent report of Commissioner
Garfield, which cmlKxIled the results
of an otlichii iuvcKtlgation undertaken
by the Department of Commerce and
Labor of the United States, was a vin
dication of the Western packers, hut
tills result having been unexpected at
tempts in many quarters to discredit it
were made,
<|n view of the situation us it now
Mauds, however, attention may proper
ly he called to a few facts that owing
to popular clamor are now being ap
parently overlooked. Fair treatment
hi this country has heretofore been ac
corded to all el 1 1 /ens whose affairs ilk*
Mime prominence in the public eye and
some of the fact* that hear upon the
relation of tho packers to the eonK
inerce of trie country may at thi* time
he briefly alluded to. it wotdd he
difficult to estimate the benefits gained
by the farmers of the country result
lug from the energetic enterprise of
the packers, for whatever is of benefit
to the farmer Is a gain to the entire
commence of the country. And con
nected with their cHntinuous aggres
sive work n<? feature iWhapa has been
more important than their efforts in
seeking outlets all over the world for
the surplus products of the farmer.
Our total exports of agricultural prod
ucts have .gained but little in the past
twenty years, and leaving out corn, the
total of all other farm products was
far less in |<iu'{ than in INtH. Hut lu
packing house products there was con
siderable gain during this period, be
cause an organized and powerful force
has been behind them seeking new and
broader markets.
Besides the benefits reaped by farm
ers on account of the enterprise and
energy exercised by the packer* in at
taining commercial result* by foreign
trade, the great development In the
manufacture of packing house by-prod
ucts has added enormously to the
value of nil live stock raised in the
nlted States. The waste material of
twenty years ago, then au expense to
the packer, is now converted into ar
ticles of great value and. as an eco
nomic fact, this must correspondingly
Increase the value to Gie farmer of
every head of cattle marketed at the
numerous stock yards of the country.
I.et these facts be remembered while
now it is so popular to regard the
gleat packing industry as descrvim" of
condemnation. At least it must be 'ad
mitted that, so far, there is no ade
quate reason for the almost unani
mous howl that may he heard every
where in the face of the Garfield re
port above alluded to which practical
ly exonerates the packers from the ob
scure and indefinite charges that have
been for some time past made the sub
ject of popular comment.
No one can look more solemn than
Satun.
a rttifui siKht 1
Is to sor* tho lit tlo on?? so dear tons graft- !
nnlly sinking day by day by tho dratnago
upon its system from the effects of teething. I
1 lie wise mot her gives Dr. niggers' Huekle- j
Dert-y Cordbd. It n< ver fails to cure Choi
em Morbus and Dysentery, Flux, etc.
bold by all Druggists, 25 mid 50. \ bottlo.
Never j?,lge n ring by a jeweler's
name on the box.
?.ECZEMA FOR TWO YEARS !
' . ? J
Mttlo (ilrl'rt AVrfnJ Suffering; W 1 1 IiTorr I l>lo
Nltln l( ii i n or? SI pc |>1 o}* Nights For !
>f ol lior? Spondy Cure by C'uticurn.
' My little girl hnd been suffering for
two ypars from eczcma, and during ths?t
time I could not got a night's sleep, as her
ailment was vury severe. 1 had tried so
many remedies, deriving no benelrt, 1 had
Riven up all hope. Hut an a last resort I
was persuaded tp try Cutieura, and one
box of the Ointment, and two bottles of
the Keaolvent, together with the Soap, ef
fected a permanent cure. Mrs. I. 1}. Jonc??
Addiiigton, Iud. T."
Austria-Hungary has 18.0f!0 medical men.
"IT SAVED MY LIFE"
PRAISE FOR A FAMOUS MEDICINE
Mr?. Willndeei Ttrffa How She Tried Lydia
E. PinkhaoTi Vegetable Compound Just
in Time.
Mrs. T. C. YVillaiUcu, of Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. i'inUhaiu:
Dmtr Mi rt.'l'jiikhttui : ?
"I raa truly ??y that you have *av<*l my
autl I cannot exjin-is my gratitude to
you iu word#.
?' Before I wrote to you, tolling you bow I
folt, 1 had doctored for over two years steady
and spout lota of money on medicines besides,
but It all failed to help inc. My monthly pe
riods had (wawd and I suffered much pain,
with fainting spells, headache, backache and
hearing-down |>aiii8, and I was so weak I
cquhl hardly koep around. Asa last resort
I decided to write yon and try Lydia B. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound,' and 1 am so
thankful that I did, for after following your
Instructions, which you sent me free of all
charge, my monthly periods started ; I am
regular and in perfect health. Had it not
been for you I would l>e in inv grave to-day,
" I sincerely trust that this letter may load
every suffering woman in the country to
write you for help as I did."
When women are troubled witly ir
regular or painful menstruat ion, weak
ness, leucorrhrea, displacement or ul
ceration' of the womb, that bearinj/
down feelliifr, inflammation of the ova*
ries, backache, flatulence, general de
bility, indigent ion and nervous prostra
tion, they should remember there is
tried and true remedy. Ly,1ia 10,
Piuk hum's Vegetablet.'ompound atonce
removes such troubles.
Noother female medicine in the world
has received such widespread and un
qualified endorsement. Refuse all sub
Bti'.uteb
Mrs. Plnklium invitesnll sick women
to write her for advice. She hasguided
thousands to health. Address, l>yi|h,
Mass.
tyfaifeSlar.c/t \ Big Bargain
T<> letter n'lvcrtlno tli? South'# I.eadlnjj
IJiml iwks College, four scholarships ft'e of
fered voun? persons of tills county rtiJ*sn t1i?u
cost. WK1TK TODAY.
GA-ALA. BUSINESS COLLEGE, Hacoi, 3a.
DYSPEPSIA
SICK *
HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION
V
PROMPTLY AND PF R M A N I NTLY
CURED WITH
Crab Orchard Water,
A Century'# With Bucciagful
Jteaultii, I* Ui* Tcetl monUI ?
HOI. I) HY A Mi DftUGOISTS.
Crab Orchard Walcr Co.,
Loui&villc, Ky.
Potash as NeccsiaryasRain
TIip quality and quantity of the
crops depend on a stWIiLicncy of *
Potash )
in th<? r.nil. Fertilizers wfiiclt are
low in I'otasli wijl never produce
satisfactory it'sulls.
Kvery farmer should be familiar with tho
proper i>rotmrtion;i of ingredient* that goto
nuke tlie lK-st fertilizers for every kind ot
crop. We have published a series of hook*,
containing the litest retearclieu on this all
iiiiportant subject, which we will send free
if yon ask. Write now while you think ol
it to the
(SKICMAN KALI WOHK8'
New York ? III! Xuunu Hired, or
? Atiantn, <>n. ? -22 ' , Routh liroud fttroet,
? i
A WTTH Atlrir?w of (I) r<*r*on? of
I) js I r* I I " " pitrt I ikIIhii 1>)i? f] w)i<> ar#
rill I UU , not living with any tHIie,
( .') of ii.ctt wlio w?Tf ?1r?n?t In Kentucky,
CM of it <>tli<'t*H of nildlcr* who liavt btea
pons!, n on i rciiiint of their r?
iii trrliipo, (4) of iihm! who served IntheFed
??i* il hi in \ , or (!?) i)i<* ni-iiioft kill ol eucb
"ohlii-rs or snil i'h. now dei-eat>ed.
NATHAN Hl< IllOltU, Attorney,
\\ UMlihiMf on, I).
The Secrcf of Gmd Coffee
Even tho bout housekeepers cannot mako ft pood cup of
coffee without good materiul. Dirty, adulterated and queerly
blended cofTee such as unnprupulouH denl?fr? nhovel over their
counters won't do. But take tho pure, clonn, natural flavored
LION COFFEE, the leader ol all package coffees?
tho coffee that for over a quarter of a century has been daily
welcomed in millions of homos ? and you will "make a drink fit
for a king in this way :
HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEE.
Use LION COFFEE, because to pjet bout results yon must nse the beat coffee.
Grind your LION COKFJJK rather fine. I'oe "a tableepoonful to each cup, and one
?^trfi for tlio pot." Flint mix It with a little colli water, enough to make a thick paste, and
dd white of an egg (If egg 1b to be used as A settler), then follow one of the following rulea !
1st. WITH BOILING WATER. Add tootling water, and"1 let If boll
THREE MINUTES ONLY. Add a little cold water and .set aside live
minutes to settle. Serve promptly.
2d. WITH COLD W^TEK. Add your cold water to the paste and
brim* It to a boll. Then set aside, add a little cold water, and la llva
minutes It's ready to serve.
? Q (Don't boll It too loner* - ' .
** < Don't lot It stand more than ton minutes before sorvlnff.
DONT*2J (.Don't us? water that has been boiled before*
TWO WAYS TO SETTLE COFFEE. *
let. With Em?. Use part of the whito of an egg, mixing it with tho ground LION
COP FEE before uolllnj;. '>
vd. With Cold Water Instead of eggs. After hailing add a dash of cold water, and act
aside for oight or ten minutes, then serve through a strainer.
Insist on getting a package of genuine JLION CfflFFEE,
prepare It according to this recipe and yon will only use
LION COFFEE in future. (Sold only in 1 lb. sealed ptfok*ge8.)
(Lion-head on every pocknge.)
(Rave these Lion-heads for valuable premhlms.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOI-SON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Your Choice oi
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make it the most widely chosen of nil leavening agents. Dnring this year 16,145,114 pound*
have been sold (many orders coming in for car-load shipments), which it the largest business
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Good I,\ick is the best because it is purest, because it produces the lieht
est, ^rmtest, sweetest of baking. These results are due to its un equaled
leavening force, to the fact that it contains no adulteration whatever.
It is the inosjt economical 1>ecause it takes leas to do tHjh work than
any other baking potfder. If your dealer doesn't veil Good
Luck let us know, and we'll see that you are supplied at once.
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